Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... further up the valleys and deposited at bends in the rivers , were recovered and used as fuel . In addition many firms introduced oil as a substitute for coal , and in certain cases with good results . It was found , for instance , in ...
... further up the valleys and deposited at bends in the rivers , were recovered and used as fuel . In addition many firms introduced oil as a substitute for coal , and in certain cases with good results . It was found , for instance , in ...
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... further improvements that can be suggested to them . The advent of the Regulations has stimulated them to overhaul their arrangements , particularly in regard to application of exhaust draught to the various lead processes . It has ...
... further improvements that can be suggested to them . The advent of the Regulations has stimulated them to overhaul their arrangements , particularly in regard to application of exhaust draught to the various lead processes . It has ...
Page 37
... further reports that the standard of compliance with the Regulations is satisfactory . As regards the second Grinding Code which is applicable to miscellaneous grinding industries , while progress in securing full compliance with the ...
... further reports that the standard of compliance with the Regulations is satisfactory . As regards the second Grinding Code which is applicable to miscellaneous grinding industries , while progress in securing full compliance with the ...
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... further that such a certificate shall have no force unless and until a copy has been submitted to the Secretary of State and a copy is kept attached to the register at the works . These certificates do not require the approval of the ...
... further that such a certificate shall have no force unless and until a copy has been submitted to the Secretary of State and a copy is kept attached to the register at the works . These certificates do not require the approval of the ...
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... further con- version to the water carriage system among the more remotely situated mills is reported , and it is stated that there are only six mills now in this district where tower closets are still in exist- ence . In one of these ...
... further con- version to the water carriage system among the more remotely situated mills is reported , and it is stated that there are only six mills now in this district where tower closets are still in exist- ence . In one of these ...
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